Sentence examples for analytical sense from inspiring English sources
In fact, anthropologists the group of academics who first used the term in an analytical sense—have never really agreed on what exactly culture means.
"The repetition of the same things over and over again really gave her time to really strengthen that analytical sense between abstraction and realism," Mr. Guerin said.
Buddhist practice is philosophical in just this sometimes analytical sense of seeking to discover, articulate and protect the conditions for the possibility of wisdom and virtue, and can be brought into dialogue with the approach of the former slave Epictetus, of whom Matthew Arnold said that he "saw life steadily, and saw it whole".
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Comte followed his Enlightenment predecessors in combining an analytical sense of conceptual order and a historical sense of progress.
Modern critics generally do not have a satisfactory critical vocabulary for making analytical sense of the poetry.
A novel analytical sensing system has been designed for the characterization and discrimination of different detergents in water.
We report on the design and characterization of a novel analytical sensing system for the detection and discrimination of various detergents.
Electrochemical devices make up a large proportion of this market and innovations in microelectrodes, as the basis of the sensor allows further enhancements in the field of analytical sensing and limits of detection.
We report on the design and performance of a novel analytical sensing system, a so-called electronic tongue; it is based upon a dual shear horizontal surface acoustic wave (SH-SAW) device that discriminates between liquids of different basic tastes.
Papers describe new plasmonic based devices, new synthetic procedures for the preparation of nanostructures and their optical properties, as well their applications in analytical sensing.
